Landlords get calls and letters very often from "buyers" who offer "quick cash offers."

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I'm taking a much more "business owner" type approach to investing now than I did before.I am about 90% finished writing my business plan, using The Ultimate Beginner's Guide as a tool to help me get the plan in order.  

The comps can be pulled by a real estate agent pretty easily and quickly.

I really think the house can appraise for 100,000 but at 90,000 the property would be able to sell very quickly. 

After I finish reading the Ultimate Guide to REI from BP I plan on finding mentors to help me further my education even if it means relocating to a different place.

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I was shocked after a quick google search to see the lack of software options.

Thank you for the amazing feedback and guiding me, based on what you guys have told me I don't know if I want to invest there, still need to do my due diligence before I do anything else. 

Have you tried:- Running comps of similar properties in the area and calling those buyers directly- Posting Craigslist, Newspaper, BP, adds- Find some local meetups and market it to them- Reach out to local agents in the area and see if they have any buyers that may be interested- Reaching out to local wholesalers and shopping it to their buyers listJust a few quick ideas I would try.